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What Does the Holy Qur'an Say about the Descent of Isa al-Masih by Dr. Babar Shah
Main Themes:
Descent of Isa al-Masih: The belief in the second coming of Isa al-Masih is a common point between Christians and Muslims. The Quran and hadiths frequently mention his descent as one of the main signs of the Day of Resurrection.
The Mission of Isa al-Masih: Questions the purpose of Isa al-Masih’s first coming and suggests that his mission was interrupted, returning to complete it.
Isa al-Masih as a Sign: Isa al-Masih is a sign for humanity in both comings. His miraculous conception, sinless life, and ascension to heaven are evidence of his unique nature.
The Antichrist (Al-Masih Ad-Dajjal): Described as an evil being who will try to pass himself off as the true Messiah. Details about his appearance, followers, and actions are drawn from various hadiths.
Al-Mahdi: Discussion on the different Sunni and Shia views about al-Mahdi, a just leader who will establish an Islamic state before the Day of Judgment.
The Role of Isa al-Masih in the End Times: Isa al-Masih will return to defeat Ad-Dajjal and judge humanity.
Signs of the End Times: A list of signs that precede the Day of Judgment, including immorality, natural disasters, and technological advancement.
Conclusion:
Dr. Babar Shah’s text provides a detailed analysis of Islamic beliefs about the second coming of Isa al-Masih and the end times. It emphasizes the central role of Isa al-Masih as a sign of Allah, a just judge, and the ultimate destroyer of evil in the form of Ad-Dajjal. It highlights the importance of preparing for the Day of Judgment by living a righteous life and following the teachings of Islam.
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By Evelyn Dias KochMain Themes:
Descent of Isa al-Masih: The belief in the second coming of Isa al-Masih is a common point between Christians and Muslims. The Quran and hadiths frequently mention his descent as one of the main signs of the Day of Resurrection.
The Mission of Isa al-Masih: Questions the purpose of Isa al-Masih’s first coming and suggests that his mission was interrupted, returning to complete it.
Isa al-Masih as a Sign: Isa al-Masih is a sign for humanity in both comings. His miraculous conception, sinless life, and ascension to heaven are evidence of his unique nature.
The Antichrist (Al-Masih Ad-Dajjal): Described as an evil being who will try to pass himself off as the true Messiah. Details about his appearance, followers, and actions are drawn from various hadiths.
Al-Mahdi: Discussion on the different Sunni and Shia views about al-Mahdi, a just leader who will establish an Islamic state before the Day of Judgment.
The Role of Isa al-Masih in the End Times: Isa al-Masih will return to defeat Ad-Dajjal and judge humanity.
Signs of the End Times: A list of signs that precede the Day of Judgment, including immorality, natural disasters, and technological advancement.
Conclusion:
Dr. Babar Shah’s text provides a detailed analysis of Islamic beliefs about the second coming of Isa al-Masih and the end times. It emphasizes the central role of Isa al-Masih as a sign of Allah, a just judge, and the ultimate destroyer of evil in the form of Ad-Dajjal. It highlights the importance of preparing for the Day of Judgment by living a righteous life and following the teachings of Islam.